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Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - January 25, 1973, Syracuse, New York
Section ii the Post Standard rally to protect unbeaten string i or i sports news 473-7920 473 792 3 11 n. January 1973 by Zers in Powers take aim at Mcaa Chicago unhappy with a Rebuff at the recent National collegiate athletic association the country s major athletic conferences and top Independent schools were marshalling wednesday for a separate fight for reorganization of Mcaa membership. Big ten commissioner Wayne Duke announced a meeting of leaders from All big conferences Here feb. 17 to study Means of achieving a split of the Mcaa into major and Small College divisions with separate voting Power to control their own athletic poli cies. Such a proposal was Defeated after bitter floor debate at the Mcaa s annual convention Here Jan. 11-13. Needing a two thirds approving vote As a constitutional the controversial measure was 224 to 218 with the biggest ballot total in the Mcaa s 67-year history. Coming meeting Here does not represent a break from the said a prime organizer of the apparent Rump convention of the nation s athletic Powers. It does indicate the major conferences Are going to be much More forceful in effect ing Duke said the big a Atlantic big ten and Western athletic conferences definitely will be represented at the feb. 17 meeting. In he the Missouri and mid american Confer plus major independents will at tend. Major conferences and independents believe reorganization is vitally important to All segments of the Mcaa and the actions at the recent convention dramatically demonstrated the need for said Duke. This was apparent refer ence to voting control of any prime such As athletic scholarship numbers and re Striction of financial by the smaller colleges. Under the Defeated reorganization the division i would have had about 170 major schools voting independently of division ii with almost 500 Small schools. By Reddy fighting Back from a three goal the Syra Cuse blazers battled to a 3-3 tie against the Johnstown jets in Eastern league hockey last night at War memorial auditorium before a crowd of Riding a 21-game winning Streak in league play and testing an undefeated season on Home the Syracuse ans were in deep trouble when the jets hammered in three goals Early in the second period. The blazers rallied for two goals in the Middle session and got the tying Marker Dur ing a furious assault in the final session in which the Home team out shot the invaders by a 24-2 margin. Something of a record was and relayed to Bill Mcewan established when referee Max Hansen called Only one penalty during the entire Johnstown s Brian Coughlin being banished for two min utes late in the first period which was scoreless. Gary Wood fired a 55-footer from the left Point to score the game s first goal for the jets at of the second period. About four minutes lat Jet Vern campigotto hit a similar shot from the1 same area which flashed past goalie Joe Junkin s Glove Side. Junkin yielded the third goal at when he came out in an Effort to control the puck and failed to Clear it out. Campigotto got Possession Lemoyne tvs win the Lemoyne College Junior varsity basketball team notched its sixth Victory against two losses in a 63-51 Victory Over the st. Lawrence University freshman at the a. A. Henninger athletic Cen Ter last night. Frank Hojnacki Jed the dolphins tvs with 17 Points. Ran Sommo hit 12 Points and Jeff Mccubbin rounded out the double figure scorers for the winners with 10 Points. Jerry Van Valkenburg led the Lar Rie yearlings with 13 Points. St. Lawrence Lemoyne Jav r f t b t Pierce 00-00 Hojnacki b 1-4 17 Jackson 2 2-3 6 6 1-3 13 Trombly 3 2-3 b 2-2 2 Sommo 6 0-0 12 0 Mclntyre 0 4 0-0 0 o Lelly 0 0 0 Donahue 00-00 fl-0 0 Peters i 2 0-0 2 Mccubbin 5 0-0 1ft 6-10 i Copanas 20-04 karnal Mayok Docyk Ryerson Linkowitz Tokel totals st. Lymone 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 0-0 6 4-4 10 5 2-4 10 18 1547-51 totals 27 9-14 40 21 51 3627-63 College hockey Norwich Middlebury 3 Colgate 2 Oswego st. 7t Rit Hamilton Ithaca 4. T 4 Ehl standings 2 5 North w l t Syracuse 7 Johnstown 23 in Clinton 11 33 Central Rhode Island.22 27 Cape cod .20 20 9 Long Island 22 27 6 new Jersey 18 29 s Greensboro 29 18 7 Roan Olce Valley .27 ii s Bun coast .24 28 7 Charlotte .21 31 5 wednesday s games Syracuse Johnstown 3 Long Island Sun const n Greensboro 7. Rhode Island 2 Clinton at Vic Garnet Johnstown at Cape cod Rhode Island at Kano pc Valley to today s new Jersey Clinton s Island Sun coast 4 Charlotte 5. Rhode Inland 4 Ron Noko Valley Greensboro 2 49 50 44 85 62 great save by Jet s goalie Dennis Erickson grabs the puck to turn Back a scoring bid by Gordon Gallant of the Syracuse during this action last night at the War memorial. Johnstown held the blazers to a 3-3 tie. Trio Pace attack pull away in closing minutes Larries Roll Over dolphins Orange five Routs bosons by Jack Andrews a steadier and bet Ter shooting st. Lawrence University basketball brigade ran away from Lemoyne last night for a surprising 53-41 Victory in the a. A. Henninger athletic Center. Lemoyne led Only once in this struggle of zone and the dolphins simply could t produce an effective outside shooting offence against the 3-2 Larrie Barri Cade. T the gaining their As he started the Larries seventh straight Victory in an on their Way to the finishing 8-4 led three times by eight Points but the dolphins kept coining Back until the visitors poured it on in the last six minutes with a stun Ning 14-2 barrage. Six foot five Steve Borowski from Dunkirk led the Larries to their third Victory on be 4 Moyne s court in a series in which the dolphins have a 14-3 advantage. Borowski pop Ped in eight six in a Battle on the boards Burly Sieve Borowski of st. Lawrence and Tom Grace of Lemoyne Are the re founders visible in this tussle for the while the Larries Ched Skaneateles for a Chance on the and Dave Jennings on the right. Traded for draft Choice chargers Baltimore Veteran Baltimore Colt running Back Tom Matte was traded wednesday to the san Diego chargers. The Colts said they would receive an eighth round draft Choice 4n Exchange for the 12-year Veteran. Matte has spent his entire National football league career with the Colts. Rpm hockey team thumps Colgate Troy rpm scored two goals in the first 55 seconds of the game and went on to rout Colgate s red in ice hockey action wednesday night at the rpm fieldhouse. Greg Bull scored two goals As Apps engineers skated to a 6-0 Lead Midway through the second period and coasted to their ninth Victory in 16 out Ings. Tom Casey scored a second period Goat and Ai Forslund got a third period goal for now 8-7. Matte started the first four games for the Colts the past season. He was sidelined with a hip injury in the san Diego missed the game with the Dallas cowboys the following week and was deactivated oct. 22 after suffering bleed ing ulcers. Matte was reactivated dec. 9 and played on the special teams for the final two games of the season. He carried the Ball 30 times for 144 Yards and caught 14 passes for 182 Yards and one touchdown in 1972. Matte s Best year was 1969 when he led the nil in combined Yards with the 33-year-old who played for Ohio was the Colts first round draft Choice in 1961. Matte was forced to take Over at quarterback for the Colts during the 1965 Western conference playoff game against the Green Bay pack ers after John Unitas and Gary Cuozzo were injured. The Colts lost 13-10. Rout. Pc totalled 21 14 in the second half. Phil the Only Dol Phin Able to get inside with any led the los ers with 12 five below his average. Insert earlier in dropping their fourth game in 10 the dolphins were held to their Low est output of the a pair of baskets by late sub Bob Kawa making the margin slightly More respectable. The Larries rampage had Given them a 16-Point bulge with 35 seconds remaining. The Larries Haven t been turned Back since Ched eve a 6-foot-3 Junior from joined the and when he entered this game As a substitute his value was soon realized. Evans was the Only other Larrie in double figures with his 10 Points. He handed off three assists and came Down with nine Best on the squad. Burly Jim Jenkins helped the visitors maintain a Board Edge in the rough going with eight. Ted who netted nine helped keep Lemoyne in the game with his work on both ends of the court and 15 rebounds. Rick May added 10. Lemoyne netted Only 19 Field goals on 61 attempts and st. Lawrence meshed 21 of 52 shots. The dolphins cashed Only three of eight free throws while the Larries were 11 for 18. Brian Gaetano matched Jim Besette s opening Basket for t t Stundis st. But Jim Jen Kins Long shot and Tony Rose s Layup sent the visitors in front. The Larries built a five Point Lead at 10-5 when Bessette scored and enlarged the margin to five again be fore the dolphins closed in. When Harlow hit his second goal on closely guarded jump ted Grace fed to Rick May and q a i r k connected from far the dolphins gained the Lead for the first time at 19-18 with three min utes left. Dave Jenning and West the latter rebound Chicano be ing a bucket with 23 seconds outweighed Grace s free throw and the Larries led at the 22-20. The dolphins will attempt to get Back in stride against capable Siena saturday night at the athletic Center. A. With Dennis Mark Wadach and Rudy Hackett scoring 18 Points Syracuse univer misty s basketball team raced past Host Here wednesday night. A crowd of about looked on at Davis gymnasium. Syracuse seized an Early 8-6 Lead and moved in front by 37-29 at half time As Duval Tal lied 14 of his nigh to s total in the first half. Bucknell closed the margin to six Points at 39-33 and at before Roy Danforth s orangemen pulled away to a comfortable Lead. Hackett and Wadach led the second half charge As Syra Cuse boosted its record to 12-3 this season. Hackett connected on eight of 10 Field goal tries and Wadach was almost As swishing nine of 12 tries from the floor. Now outre bounded the according to the game charts. The hosts were led in that category by 6-6 Harvey cart who was credited with 18 carols. The 6-8 Hackett paced Syracuse with 10 re Bounds. Jim Donovan swished 18 Points and Carter netted 14 to Lead the losers. Bucknell committed 37 turnovers against the rugged Syracuse while us was guilty of 24 turnovers. Syracuse next goes into action against the University of Massachusetts at Amherst Syracuse saturday. The Orange will play at Penn state next wednesday night. Who rifled a 15-foot Home while Junkin was out of Posi Tion. The blazers fought Back. Ron Morgan s pass out from behind the Cage set up a goal by Norm Cournoyer who bumped it past goalie Dennis Erickson at Syracuse scored again at when Blake Ball Wal loped the disc from the Point and Mike Morton deflected it Home. Early in the third Doug Ferguson won a face off in the attack zone and fed t he i puck to Gordon Gallant who blasted a terrific 15-footer at Erickson. The puck hit him in the head and sailed Over the net. Erickson was unable to continue and Ron Docken re placed making Many Good saves and seeming to be Lucky on others. Ron Morgan got the lying goal at when he rapped in a Short rebound of a shot by Cournoyer. It was the first time that Syracuse had not won in 23 Home games this season. Jun Kin made a total of 25 saves and the Johnstown goalies combined for 46. The blazers go Back into action at Home on of Rebe another Home game is 7 . Sunday e Souvern Divi Sion. The Blazer win Streak dates Back to dec. 7. The Siracu sans own the league for consecutive wins and will continue in search of a longer record for undefeated games. The defense Schultz. Forwards Doug Ferguson. Morgan. Rycroft Dave bar ref Brooks. Gallant. Goat defense forwards campigotto. Referee Max linesmen Steve Girdle Beagle. First period scoring none. Penalty cough Len second period Johnstown Wood Johnstown campigotto town Mcewan Syracuse Cournoyer Syracuse Morton penalties none. Third Syracuse Morgan Panal Les Junkin Erick son Docken 2l at Tendance Hextall Sparks penguins win Over Toronto Pittsburgh two goals by Bryan Hextall ie4 the Pittsburgh penguins to a 5-2 Victory Over the Toronto Maple Leafs in a National hockey league game wednes posing the Jersey devils at 8 Day night. Duval m. Lee Hackett j. Lee Lchman 2 1 4 5 0-0 Stapleton 0 0 0 Shaw 1 0 Suprun Wicz l of total Bucknell b f t b f t 8 2 2 18 Donovan 8 2 2 18 41-29 Darnall 20-04 8 2 3 18 Carter 6 2 4 14 9 0 0 18 Greenwood 3 0-0 to 00-00 Kerr 30-06 Bill 8 Thomas 2 Garrett 0 Correnti 2 Kirkland 2 Bracho Hall Burke Wright it 83 total Lea Bury suits everybody inc Kaneii 29 nil standings East Montreal 31 . Rangers Boston 24 .22 Toronto Vancouver . Islanders Pittsburgh st. Louis California we d better be a Road cracked coach Tommy Niland. The dolphins were Home for the first time since dec. 16 and had since won three out of five away. Had a few things go wrong when we might have taken said Tommy. But the philosophical coach was in no mood to criticize his did their the other team did better that s Niland pointed out that Rick his inside played under the Handi Cap of illness. Inside game was hurting and when we did we missed the his parting go Back to practice and try Lemoyne st. Lawrence g k t. F. 6 0-0 12 Dewette 2 4-6 21-35 Jenkins 20-14 4 3 9 Cleveland 30-06 0 1. 2 1 Ross 1 0 2 2 0 4 Evans 4 2 3 1ft 3 0 6 Zorowski it 5 6 21 00-00 Jennings l l 2 20-04 Phanelson 0 0 1 0 19 3 41 21 to h h11 m c Lawrence Lemoyne 20 Harlow May Grace Ferraro Gaetano quirk Donahue games Montreal islanders 1 Pittsburgh Toronto 2 rangers Boston 2 California Atlanta 2 Vancouver 3. Chicago 3 st. Louts 7. Tos Angeles 2 Only games scheduled thursday s games Detroit at Boston Minnesota at Buffalo Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Only games scheduled tuesday s games . California l Detroit Philadelphia 4 los Angeles Minnesota 5 Only games scheduled country pack to w Korhut sport of thu Tonkin f Lolff Loots Dewitt sports reduced As much As 0 0-1 00-2 1 0 0 0 0 reduced As much As no charge Tot alterations by our own expert tailors. Factory retail store North Sauna open monday and Friday five mugs until 9 p. M. Park free in factory parking special Lyndon joiners 446-0460 f i
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